Indonesia

2026 Coffee Barometer

Inside the 2026 Coffee Barometer, Part 1: Prices Swing, Structures Don’t

Record-high commodity coffee prices have not rescued the coffee industry from its sustainability shortcomings, according to the newly released 2026 Coffee Barometer. By contrast, they may have exposed how little...
2026 Coffee BarometerAfricaAndrea OlivarAntonie FountainAshlee TuttlemanAsiaCentral AmericaCoffee Barometercoffee pricesConservation InternationalCorporateCSDDDEthos AgricultureEUDRFarmer IssuesfarmworkersFrederik de VriesGerman Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Developmentgreen coffeeHawaiiICO Coffee Public-Private Task ForceIndonesiaIndustryInternationalliving incomeMarket NewsMarketingmulti-stakeholder initiativesNiels HaakOriginpricesSjoerd Panhuysensmallholder farmersSolidaridadSouth AmericaSustainabilityUnited StatesVOCALコーヒー
2026 Coffee Barometer

Inside the 2026 Coffee Barometer, Part 1: Prices Swing, Structures Don’t

Record-high commodity coffee prices have not rescued the coffee industry from its sustainability shortcomings, according to the newly released 2026 Coffee Barometer. By contrast, they may have exposed how little...
2026 Coffee BarometerAfricaAndrea OlivarAntonie FountainAshlee TuttlemanAsiaCentral AmericaCoffee Barometercoffee pricesConservation InternationalCorporateCSDDDEthos AgricultureEUDRFarmer IssuesfarmworkersFrederik de VriesGerman Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Developmentgreen coffeeHawaiiICO Coffee Public-Private Task ForceIndonesiaIndustryInternationalliving incomeMarket NewsMarketingmulti-stakeholder initiativesNiels HaakOriginpricesSjoerd Panhuysensmallholder farmersSolidaridadSouth AmericaSustainabilityUnited StatesVOCALコーヒー
Africa

Fairtrade Launches Free EUDR Geolocation Tool for Coffee Cooperatives

Fairtrade International is launching a new digital platform called Plot Insights to help coffee and cocoa cooperatives manage and verify geolocation data ahead of the looming EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR)...
AfricaAsiaBrenda Mariana Huerta GarcíaCentral AmericaCLACcocoadeforestationEUDRFairtraceFairtrade AfricaFairtrade InternationalFarmer Issuesgreen coffeeIndonesiaIndustryInternationalLatin American and Caribbean Coordinator of Small Producers and Fair Trade WorkersMarket NewsNAPPNetwork of Asia and Pacific ProducersOriginPlot InsightsSatelligenceSouth AmericaSustainabilitytraceabilityUnifyコーヒー
2026 Coffee Annuals

Indonesia Coffee Report: Production Predicted to Drop 8% in 2026/27

Indonesia’s green coffee production is forecast to fall 8% to 11.38 million 60-kilogram bags in market year 2026/27, with excessive rainfall hurting flowering and fruit development in key robusta areas...
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Aaron Davis

Researchers Propose ‘Libex’ Hybrid as Climate Change Accelerates

Researchers from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, have proposed the formal name Coffea × libex for hybrids of the liberica and excelsa coffee species, arguing that the cross could provide...
Aaron DavisAaron P. DavisAfricaAmelia Shepherd-ClowesAsiaCentral Americaclimate changecoffee breedingcoffee leaf rustCosta RicaexcelsaFarmer Issuesgeneticsgenomicsgreen coffeeIndiaIndonesiaIndustryInternationalJuan ViruelKenny Wee Ting LeelibericalibexMalaysiaMarket NewsNature PlantsOriginresearchRobustaRoyal Botanic Gardens KewSarawakscienceScientific ReportsSustainabilityUgandaコーヒー
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Africa

Coffee Crops Are Dying from a Fungus with Species-Jumping Genes

For anyone who relies on coffee to start their day, coffee wilt disease may be the most important disease you’ve never heard of. This fungal disease has repeatedly reshaped the global coffee...
AfricaAsiabananasCentral Americacoffee wilt diseaseColumnsDemocratic Republic of the CongodiseasesEthiopiaFarmer Issuesfungal pathogensFusarium oxysporumFusarium xylarioidesgenomicshorizontal gene transferIndonesiaIvory CoastMarket NewsmonocultureOriginplant pathologyRobustaSouth AmericaStarshipssub-Saharan AfricaSustainabilitytomatoesUgandaコーヒー
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Africa

Major Ag Lender Warns of Arabica Land Losses from Climate Change

  One of the world’s largest agricultural lenders issued a stark warning to the coffee industry last week, saying broad areas now used for arabica production could become climatically unsuitable...
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Africa

Major Traders Agree on Two ‘Principles of Procurement’ to Improve Coffee Sector Sustainability

  A group of 14 major coffee traders and roasters has agreed on two shared green coffee buying principles intended to improve the long-term economic viability of coffee farmers. Three...
AfricaAnnette PenselAsiaCaravela CoffeeCentral AmericaCorporateEcomExport Trading CompanyFarmer IssuesGlobal Coffee Platformgreen coffeeHawaiiIDHillycaffeIndonesiaIndustryInternationalJDE Peet'sLouis Dreyfus CompanyMarket NewsMarketingMette-Marie HansenNeumann Kaffee GruppeOfiOriginSolidaridadSouth AmericaSucden CoffeeSustainabilityTaylors of HarrogateToutonUnited StatesVOCAL Coffee AllianceVolcafeコーヒー
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Brazil

Nestlé and ILO Launch Two-Year Project Addressing Farm Labor in Three Key Countries

Nestlé and the International Labour Organization have announced a new two-year project on labor rights in coffee supply chains, focusing on three of the world’s major producing countries: Brazil, Colombia...
BrazilCentral Americachild laborChina Labor WatchCoffee WatchCorporateDan ReesFarmer IssuesfarmworkersIndonesiaIndustryInternationalInternational Labour Organizationlabor issueslabor rightsMexicoNescafé PlanNespressoNestleOriginSouth AmericaSustainabilityVietnamコーヒー
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Abyssinia

A Guide to Indonesian Coffee Cultivars and Varieties

Coffee’s cultivated history on the world’s largest archipelagic state, and fourth-most-populous country, dates as early as 1699, introduced by Dutch colonizer-merchants. The botanical origins of the Typica variety of Arabica...
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